Evora

This movement contributed to the islands' deep, rich tradition of strongly distinctive music, including the melancholic morna made famous by singer Cesária É���ǰ��� and declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by Unesco in 2019.

The composer behind many of the songs that made É���ǰ��� a global star was Francisco Beleza - also known as B Léza.

The study, coordinated by the UAB and including the involvement of the CSIC, the University of É���ǰ��� and the Government of Aragon, also documented how the economic importance of pigs in the Huescan region dates back to the Neolithic.

The self-made singer, dancer and choreographer became one of the most celebrated female musicians from Africa - alongside South Africans Miriam Makeba, Ivorian Monique Seka, Cape Verdian Cesaria Evora, Benin's Angelique Kidjo, and, of course, her compatriots Mbilia Bel and Yondo Sister.

A horse eats grass next to an old irrigation canal near Evora, Portugal, August 9, 2018.